Rachel a sole trader prepares her accounts to 30th June each year each year. She keeps her records manually and does not use control accounts. Her trial balance at 30th June 2016 revealed that the total debits exceeded the total credits by 6. She decided to place this difference into a suspense account and continued to prepare her year end accounts. She treated the suspense account as an expense item in the profit and loss account. The net profit for the year was 17,500. She checked her accounting records and found the following mistakes: 1. A credit purchase from Brown for 453 was correctly recorded in the purchases account but shown as 534 in Browns account. 2. Her cash drawings of 1,200 had been debited to the salaries account. 3. The purchases account had been overcast by 300. 4. A credit purchase from Smith of 3,000 had been omitted completely from the accounts. 5. Bank interest payable of 213 had been shown in the cash book only. You are required to: (i) Prepare journal entries to correct the above mistakes (narratives are not required) (ii) Write up the suspense account, incorporating the errors identified by Rachel. (iii) Calculate Rachels corrected net profit for the year ending 30th June 2016